US7639483B2 - Flat panel display having pivot structure - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F16M—FRAMES, CASINGS OR BEDS OF ENGINES, MACHINES OR APPARATUS, NOT SPECIFIC TO ENGINES, MACHINES OR APPARATUS PROVIDED FOR ELSEWHERE; STANDS; SUPPORTS
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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- the present invention relates to a flat panel display (FPD) having a pivot structure, the pivot structure being configured so that the flat panel display can be folded up into a compact shape.
- FPD flat panel display
- a typical flat panel display 7 includes a display body 70 , a neck 72 , and a base 74 .
- the neck 72 is connected with the display body 70 by a first pivot structure (not labeled), and is further connected with the base 74 by a second pivot structure (not labeled).
- the display body 70 and the neck 72 are supported by the base 74 .
- a topmost extremity (not labeled) of the second pivot structure is adjacent to a flat back side (not labeled) of the display body 70 , and the back side of the display body 70 is essentially parallel to a bottom (not labeled) of the base 74 .
- a distance between the display body 70 and the base 74 is reduced.
- the shortness of the distance between the display body 70 and the base 74 is restricted by the size of the second pivot structure itself. Therefore, the flat panel display 7 cannot achieve a very compact shape when it is folded. Furthermore, this limitation makes it difficult to economize on the cost of packaging and transporting the flat panel display 7 .
- a flat panel display includes a display body, a neck, and at least one foot.
- the display body includes a back cover.
- the back cover includes a protruding portion, and a recessed portion adjacent to the protruding portion.
- the neck is connected with the display body by a pivot, and corresponds to the recessed portion.
- the at least one foot is connected with the neck by a pivot assembly. The at least one foot supports the neck and the display body, and corresponds to the protruding portion.
- FIG. 1 is an isometric, back view of a flat panel display according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, the flat panel display including a display body, a neck connected with the display body, and a pair of feet supporting the neck and the display body, the display body shown oriented at a first angle for viewing.
- FIG. 2 is an exploded, isometric view of the neck and feet of the flat panel display of FIG. 1 , the neck including a housing.
- FIG. 3 is an enlarged, exploded view of the neck of FIG. 2 , but shown with the housing removed.
- FIG. 4 is similar to FIG. 1 , but showing the feet rotated away from the display body.
- FIG. 5 is similar to FIG. 4 , but showing the neck and the feet rotated to be adjacent to the display body.
- FIG. 6 is similar to FIG. 5 , but showing the neck and the feet rotated away from the display body, whereby the display is oriented at a second angle for viewing.
- FIG. 7 is a side view of a conventional flat panel display.
- FIG. 8 is similar to FIG. 7 , but showing the flat panel display folded into a compact shape.
- the flat panel display 1 includes a display body 2 , a neck 4 , and a pair of feet 6 .
- the neck 4 pivotally interconnects the display body 2 and the feet 6 .
- the display body 2 includes a front frame (not labeled), a display module (not shown), a back cover 20 , a first data cable 21 , a second data cable 22 , and two antiskid blocks 23 .
- the front frame and the back cover 20 cooperatively accommodate the display module and other components (not shown) of the display body 2 .
- the back cover 20 includes an upper protruding portion 201 , a lower recessed portion 203 adjacent to the protruding portion 201 , and a pair of opposite connection arms 205 located in a bottom of the recessed portion 203 and protruding out therefrom.
- a printed circuit board (PCB, not visible) is received in the protruding portion 201 .
- the protruding portion 201 defines two openings (not visible) in a bottom side thereof.
- the first data cable 21 and the second data cable 22 respectively extend through the openings, and are connected to the PCB.
- the antiskid blocks 23 are located at a bottom side of the back cover 20 , and are respectively adjacent to two opposite vertical edges of the back cover 20 .
- the neck 4 includes a main body 40 , a first pivot 41 , a second pivot assembly 42 , and a housing 44 .
- the first pivot 41 is located at a top side of the main body 40 , and is pivotally connected with the connection arms 205 of the display body 2 .
- the second pivot assembly 42 is located at a bottom side of the main body 40 , and is pivotally connected with the feet 6 .
- the housing 44 accommodates the main body 40 , the first pivot 41 , the second pivot assembly 42 , and the supporting body 43 .
- the second pivot assembly 42 includes a supporting body 43 , a pressing button 421 , a helical spring 422 , a spindle 423 , and a locking member 424 .
- the spindle 423 includes a first threaded end 4230 , a thin portion 4231 , a flattened portion 4232 , a thick portion 4233 , a stopping portion 4234 , and a second threaded end 4235 , arranged in that order from left to right.
- a largest diameter of the flattened portion 4232 is the same as a diameter of the thick portion 4233 .
- the pressing button 421 includes a threaded cavity (not shown) defined therein, and the threaded cavity corresponds to the first threaded end 4230 of the spindle 423 .
- the spring 422 is located around the thin portion 4231 of the spindle 423 .
- the main body 40 of the neck 4 includes a first ear 402 and a second ear 408 both located at a bottom side thereof.
- the first ear 402 includes a first through hole 403 , a first fixing hole 404 , a second fixing hole 405 , and a third fixing hole 406 defined therein.
- the first through hole 403 is defined in a central portion of the first ear 402 .
- a diameter of the first through hole 403 is slightly greater than that of the second threaded end 4235 , and less than that of the stopping portion 4234 of the spindle 423 .
- the first fixing hole 404 , the second fixing hole 405 , and the third fixing hole 406 cooperatively surround almost half of a periphery of the first through hole 403 .
- the first, second and third fixing holes 404 , 405 , 406 maintain a same distance from the first through hole 403 .
- each of the first fixing hole 404 , the second fixing hole 405 , and the third fixing hole 406 is shaped like a linear slot.
- the second fixing hole 405 maintains at least a 90-degree angle relative to the first fixing hole 404 , measured from a center of the first through hole 403 .
- the third fixing hole 406 maintains about a 135-degree angle relative to the first fixing hole 404 , measured from a center of the first through hole 403 .
- the locking member 424 includes a washer portion 4242 , and a fixing tab 4244 perpendicularly extending from an edge of the washer portion 4242 .
- the washer portion 4242 is disc-shaped, and includes a threaded second through hole (not labeled) defined in a central portion thereof.
- the fixing tab 4244 corresponds to the first fixing hole 404 , the second fixing hole 405 , and the third fixing hole 406 .
- the supporting body 43 defines a third through hole 431 and a fourth through hole 432 at opposite sides thereof respectively.
- the third and fourth through holes 431 , 432 are coaxial.
- the third through hole 431 is shaped like a linear slot.
- a length of the third through hole 431 is slightly greater than the largest diameter of the flattened portion 4232 of the spindle 423 .
- a transverse width of the third through hole 431 is slightly greater than a distance between two opposite flat sides of the flattened portion 4232 of the spindle 423 , and less than the diameter of the thick portion 4233 of the spindle 423 .
- the fourth through hole 432 is circular, and corresponds to both a pivot pin 429 and a fifth through hole 409 defined in the second ear 408 .
- Each foot 6 is substantially L-shaped, and includes a short arm (not labeled) and a long arm (not labeled) extending perpendicularly from the short arm.
- the short arm includes a knuckle 60 , which corresponds to a respective one of opposite ends (not labeled) of the supporting body 43 .
- the knuckle 60 of a left one of the feet 6 (as viewed in FIGS. 1-3 ) includes a sixth through hole 602 defined therein.
- the sixth through hole 602 corresponds to the pressing button 421 of the second pivot assembly 42 .
- Each of the feet 6 includes a notch 604 defined adjacent to the knuckle 60 .
- the notches 604 of the feet 6 respectively correspond to the first data cable 21 and the second data cable 22 .
- the flat panel display 1 can be assembled as follows. First, the main body 40 is aligned with the supporting body 43 of the neck 4 . The first ear 402 and the second ear 408 of the main body 40 are positioned adjacent to the third through hole 431 and the fourth through hole 432 of the supporting body 43 respectively. The first through hole 403 of the first ear 402 is aligned with the third through hole 431 , and the fifth through hole 409 of the second ear 408 is aligned with the fourth through hole 432 . Second, the spindle 423 is extended through the first through hole 403 and the third through hole 431 .
- the first threaded end 4230 and the thin portion 4231 are extended through the first through hole 403 and the third through hole 431 in a direction from right to left (as viewed in FIGS. 1-3 ).
- the locking member 424 is threadedly engaged to the spindle 423 .
- the washer portion 4242 is threadedly engaged to the second threaded portion 4235 of the spindle 423 .
- the flattened portion 4232 and the thick portion 4233 are extended through the first through hole 403 and the third through hole 431 in the right to left direction.
- the fixing tab 4244 is extended through and engaged in the third fixing hole 406 of the first ear 402 .
- the stopping portion 4234 is stopped by the first ear 402 , because the stopping portion 4234 has a diameter greater than that of the first through hole 403 .
- the flattened portion 4232 of the spindle 423 is engaged in the third through hole 431 , such that the spindle 423 only rotates in unison with the supporting body 43 , even though the flattened portion 4232 is axially slidable in the third through hole 431 .
- the spindle 423 in non-rotatably locked to the first ear 402 , by reason of the engagement of the fixing tab 4244 of the locking member 424 in the third fixing hole 406 of the first ear 402 .
- the spring 422 is positioned to surround the first threaded end 4230 and the thin portion 4231 of the spindle 423 .
- the pressing button 421 is threadedly engaged to the first threaded end 4230 of the spindle 423 . Thereby, the spring 422 is slightly compressed between the pressing button 421 and the corresponding end of the supporting body 43 .
- the pivot pin 429 is extended through the fifth through hole 409 and the fourth through hole 432 .
- the neck 4 is pivotally engaged to the feet 6 .
- the knuckle 60 of the left foot 6 is attached around the corresponding end of the supporting body 43 .
- the pressing button 421 protrudes out leftward from the sixth through hole 602 .
- the knuckle 60 of a right one of the feet 6 is attached around the corresponding end of the supporting body 43 .
- the pivot pin 429 is extended through a through hole of the knuckle 60 of the right foot 6 , so that the pivot pin 429 protrudes out rightward from such through hole.
- the housing 44 is assembled to the main body 40 of the neck 4 .
- the first pivot 41 is pivotally engaged to the connection arms 205 of the display body 2 .
- the fixing tab 4244 is engaged in the third fixing hole 406 .
- the feet 6 and the neck 4 cooperatively support the display body 2 , which is oriented at a first predetermined angle for viewing by a user.
- the display body 2 is oriented substantially perpendicular to the feet 6 .
- the pressing button 421 is pressed inward, the spring 422 is compressed.
- the pressing button 421 is pressed until the fixing tab 4244 is released from the third fixing hole 406 .
- the supporting body 43 engaged to the feet 6 can be pivoted relative to the main body 40 of the neck 4 .
- a user can rotate the feet 6 (about 135°) until the fixing tab 4244 reaches the first fixing hole 404 . Then the pressing button 421 is released, the spring 422 decompresses, and the fixing tab 4244 engages in the first fixing hole 404 . Thus the flat panel display 1 is brought to the position shown in FIG. 4 . Then the neck 4 can be rotated about the first pivot 41 in order to fold up the flat panel display 1 . This brings the flat panel display 1 to the folded up position shown in FIG. 5 .
- the feet 6 are positioned around the protruding portion 201 and fittingly abut the back cover 20 of the display body 2 .
- the long arms of the feet 6 are respectively adjacent to two vertical sides (not labeled) of the protruding portion 201
- the short arms of the feet 6 are respectively adjacent to a horizontal bottom side (not labeled) of the protruding portion 201
- the neck 4 is partially accommodated in the recessed portion 203 of the back cover 20 , with the end of the neck 6 having the supporting body 43 being adjacent to the horizontal bottom side of the protruding portion 201 . Therefore, the flat panel display 1 can achieve a desired flat, compact shape.
- the pressing button 421 can be pressed inward until the fixing tab 4244 is released from the first fixing hole 404 .
- the feet 6 can then be rotated (about 90° or more) in a direction away from the back cover 20 until the fixing tab 4244 is engaged in the second fixing hole 405 .
- This brings the flat panel display 1 to the position shown in FIG. 6 .
- the display body 2 and free ends of the long arms of the feet 6 can be stood on a supporting surface such as a table or desk.
- the display body 2 provides a second predetermined angle for viewing by a user.
- the flat panel display 1 can provide the two predetermined angles for viewing when the fixing tab 4244 is engaged in the third fixing hole 406 or the second fixing hole 405 respectively. Further, when the flat panel display 1 is folded up, the neck 4 is partially accommodated in the recessed portion 203 of the back cover 20 , and a remaining part of the neck 4 does not protrude further than the protruding portion 201 of the back cover 20 .
- the feet 6 are positioned around the protruding portion 201 , and do not protrude further than the protruding portion 201 of the back cover 20 .
- the feet 6 can be securely maintained relative to the neck 4 in the folded up position by the engagement of the fixing tab 4244 in the first fixing hole 404 .
- the flat panel display 1 advantageously achieves a very flat, compact, and stable shape. This helps to economize on the cost of packaging and transporting the flat panel display 1 .
- the flat panel display 1 may include only one foot pivotally connected with the neck 4 .
- the foot may be frame-shaped.
- the back cover 20 may include only the recessed portion 203 defined therein. In such case, the neck 4 and the feet 6 may be partially or even fully accommodated in the recessed portion 203 .
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